
With CCSS, literacy is to be embedded in history, social studies, science, and career technology education.
Some useful resources are listed below. Links are also given to web sources that will be useful for history and science classes.
CCSSO ContentLiteracy.pdf Excellent information on how literacy looks different in content areas. Especially useful are the instructions for specific strategies and a guide to how these strategies would look in different subjects (pages 18-76).
Reading in the Disciplines.pdf Excellent resource on the Challenges of Adolescent Literacy in content-area classes.
Don't forget these resources...
QR-Reading App: Now scans both QR codes and barcodes. Fast and effective. App opens instantly in real-time scanning mode.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/qr-reader-for-iphone/id368494609?mt=8
Links:
SourceRater provides valid and reliable feedback about the complexity characteristics of reading passages selected for use in instruction and assessment.
http://naeptba.ets.org/SourceRater3/
View the Common Core State Standards in one convenient FREE app! A great reference for students, parents, and teachers to easily read and understand the core standards
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/common-core-standards/id439424555?mt=8
Professional Development Resources for CCSS and Social Studies
Grade 7 & 8 Collaboration - Jan.7, 2014
Agenda ELA Lit 6-4-13 Gr 7.pub
using history for common core.docx
The right way to teach history.docx
CCSS, HIST_SS, SCI,and TECH, 6-8.pub
Six Scaffolding Strategies to Use with Your Students.docx
Primary Source IdeaBest with these types of Primary SourcesDescription.docx
Writing Across the Discipline.pdf
How to Answer Document Based Questions for AP Tests.docx
SS links.docx
Evaluation form.docx
Embedding CCSS Literacy Lesson Plans for Secondary Content Areas
Agenda
Content Literacy PPT.pptx
Unit Planning Template.docx BLANK
Unit Planning- Renaissance sample.docx
How Isaac Newton Changed the World.docx
Source Rater 3
close reading.docx
Typical text dependent questions.docx
Blooms questions starters.doc
Introducing Class Discussion.docx
The Language of Response.docx
ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST.docx
Looking for Rigor? Try Project-Based Learning
Presentation PowerPoint
SREB Planning for Improved Student Achievement:
10 Steps for Planning and Writing Standards-Based Units
Essential Questions.docx
Gates Foundation CCSS Task Templates
Sample LDC Modules
Backwards Planning Takes Thinking Ahead.docx
What about Tech? Top Ten Ways to Infuse Technology
into Content & Literacy Research
PPT with Links to Ten Tech Ideas
WORD Samples
Electronic Notetaking Template
Readability
Track Changes
Additional Info
8 Microsoft Word Shortcuts You Probably Don’t Know
21st Century Student Handbook: Teaching Today’s Web-Centric Kids
Ways to Expand Smartphone Learning
Using Texts for Class Polls
Embedding Literacy Strategies in Nonfiction & Informational Texts
PPT Teaching Civil War through Literacy
Yes! You Can Teach Social Studies through Literacy!
PPT on Teaching the Constitution in Grade 9 Civics
History Connections
History Web Sites for Teachers
IZZIT - Engaging educational videos and resources for critical thinking & thoughtful discussion
Library of Congress - Home Page
Links to Primary Sources on the Web: U.S.A. and World History
News on the Internet
New York Times Digital Library of Images
NYTimes History Lesson Plans Links 2012
Primary Source Sets - Library of Congress
Reading Like a Historian program, a set of 75 free secondary school lessons in U.S. history
Teaching with documents
Lessons divided by era. This section contains reproducible copies of primary documents from the holdings of the National Archives of the United States, teaching activities correlated to the National History Standards and National Standards for Civics and Government, and cross-curricular connections.
Twentieth Century History
Facts and resources decade by decade.
Using Primary Sources: Links + Search & Citation help
ADE - Other Social Studies Resources
ADE - Arkansas History Resources
FSPS Teacher Wiki for Arkansas History
Statistical Data
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